The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

Dr u'GIynn's speech to the tnti-Po,-
crty society,

INV OF Music INST evening huu Ms many
moro were turned away from III,
doors. Tho fact that Or. McGlynr
would deliver An address to the Anti
Poverty Society was the magnet The
interior OF the Academy was decorat
ed for the first time since the society
began II, meeting, there.
The arrival Of Df. McGlynn was
the ynal tora Wild outbur,t of APP
pause and lasted several minute,
Every on in the house arose and
chcercd mm again aud again, while
u Little ch.ld clad in white advanced
to- the platform and presented him
with huge bouquet OF flowers
When The applause had subsidized hc
ad, auccd and spoke tor two hours on
F the purpose, of labor. Among other
things he sad
I'VE DO not preach OF the right of
lpbor, but rather preach of the duties
OF citizens one 10 the other. We DO
not appeal hereby to the selfish greed
aud passions of men whom we would
enlist under our banner; let W.
rather talk oiour rights rs we learned
them from the lips OF God, and
From thn stapr of the theatcr, from
tbc snuarc af the market plarr. from
Tho bark at thn scosi1e or Tho t1il of
aclrt will We preach the great hs
for which we are prepared 10 suffer.
They all becomn sacred and not
unworthy pulpits whence they may be
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them pirate no more e. starving men.
talk no more of resignation. unless of
that which they caunot cure. and do
not make use OF sweet religion TO chr
nv ONT thnir MIN. /. II not strsn"o
that men WHO claim to bo thc cIn.rn
people Of God should so strangely
dcbase his teaching. and lend r.li.
zion to a horrid social wrong All
The churches are on the de of IN
Justice. with the cp,.,. AGAINST thr
masses, proclalming the riphts of mi.
ya.e property in land. the priyun.
property of men who obtained If in
many instances bv abominable and
unchristian mccus. lChcers.
with all reverence to hi, rover.
encc." cried the speaker cxcitcdly.
"or whoever else may uy to shut tho
lllVlNilN anu lut llit IthIAH VI inc
preachers Of this crusado-to such we
say none mere than we. For as we
are moro concerned for the sacred
nights otpropcrty. TO all the world.
to the proud, the naughty, the usnrp.
ing and sAcriIegious monsters who
would usurp the laws of God. we
would say, Thou shalt not steal"
Loud and prolonged cheering. If
the world goes on, and if men who
are clad in purple and tue linen. who
live in marble palaces, assume
to be tho only authority
on Christian doctrine aud lock
the very kingdom of heaven against
whom they please. the day is not far
distant when you will have to come
10 tAcaters ID get your RELIGION. if
the Son of Man came on earth today
he would not be permitted to preach
IN Christian churches: his attire nj. .
manner would bs against hun.
Il say this, he continued earnest
Is, mot because of any quarrel | mnv .